Few people will admit to being racially prejudiced.
很少有人会承认自己有种族偏见。
They are prejudiced against older applicants.
他们对年长一些的申请人抱有成见。
I think it's an excellent article, but then I'm prejudiced─I wrote it.
我认为那篇文章相当出色；不过，我有些偏心，那是我写的嘛！
1.抱有偏见的,有成见的,有偏心的
1.“prejudice”的过去式和过去分词
1.someone who is prejudiced has an unreasonable opinion or feeling about someone or something, especially hatred or fear of a particular group of people
1.The past tense and past participle of prejudice
1.However, having a strong culture shall not mean to refuse or to be prejudiced about universalist approaches.
但是，有一个强大的文化并不意味着可以拒绝或者对普遍主义方法持有偏见。
2.Or not prejudiced enough to scream when a Negro went toward her in a deserted subway station a few hours past midnight.
或者，在一个午夜已过多时，空旷无人的地铁车站，当一个黑人走向她，她根本就不会歧视到要大声喊叫的程度。
3.His manner prejudiced his audience against [in favour of] him.
他的态度使听众对他发生了反感[好感]。
4.Such a good man might be prejudiced against a woman who had chosen Sunday, never realizing the necessities of her case.
像牧师这种好人，也许对选择在礼拜天到这儿来的女人有一些偏见，而不知道她的情形的紧迫性。
5.When he refuses to be introduced to her, Elizabeth Bennet becomes instantly prejudiced against him, despite his good looks and great wealth.
当他拒绝由别人介绍给她时，伊丽莎白对他顿生偏见，尽管他相貌英俊，家财万贯。
6.There is a question about the extent to which any one of us can be free of a prejudiced view in the area of religion.
那是一个问题，在何种程度上我们任何人可以自由的偏见在宗教领域。
7.Because this subject has meaning only to sculpting circle, in which has no intention to favour one and be prejudiced against the other.
因为这个话题也只有是雕塑界本身才能产生意义，而并没有什么厚此薄彼的意图。
8.His honesty and sincerity prejudiced us in favour of him .
他的忠诚老实使我们对他产生好感。
9.She had been ambivalent about their Jewish friends and his relatives , though outwardly she seemed not a prejudiced person .
她对他们的犹太朋友和他的亲戚有一种矛盾的心情，尽管她在外表上并不是个怀有偏见的人。
10.She became absolutely ashamed of herself. She felt that she had been blind, prejudiced, unreasonable.
她为自己感到很惭愧。她觉得自己以往真是一叶障目，心存偏见，又不近情理。